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Medieval Literature
“
Listen as the fox slowly and deftly unbinds his whole pack of tricks—his flattery and fine words, his warm and sugary russet charm, his bold-faced blandishments. He has brought forth a spool of raw lies and spun them into a glittering web of truth to trap them all. Every last one of them.
”
― Reynard the Fox
― Reynard the Fox
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Wealth takes no account of kindness, good sense, beauty, or strength, nor is she concerned about valor, goodness, or eminent qualities. To such people she is hardly a friend, and when she is, that situation usually does
not last long.
”
― The Book of the Mutability of Fortune (Volume 52)
― The Book of the Mutability of Fortune (Volume 52)
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